Wysong Epigen™ Rabbit Canned Dog & Cat Food

My pooch loved it & the cats did too, but rabbit is their favorite. This is a good substitute if you can't fond fresh rabbit. This product is all rabbit, not rabbit mixed with chicken or fish.

my 4 dogs love it. easy to digest and good for my one dog with food allergies

I purchased this because my pup is on a single source protein diet of rabbit, per my Vet’s recommendation. I gave it to my pup & she loved it, but she had a reaction to it……itching & paw licking. So, I scheduled an appointment with her dermatologist so see what’s going on. The Vet said it was good except for the “natural flavoring”, & she said it could be any protein & recommended I discontinue giving it to. Anyway, Amazon won’t let me return it so I’m stuck with food I can’t use. My Vet recommended another brand that I’m going to purchase from a different retailer because I don’t want to get stuck again with food I can’t give my pup, nor will I give it to any other dog.

My dog and cat actually LOVE this food! Unfortunately, we keep getting the wrong item. We subscribe to 1 case per month of the Rabbit but have received Turkey and Duck instead. I'm not going to return the last shipment (received Turkey) but hope that they will be more proactive about checking what they are shipping.

My ferrets love this food. Ferrets are obligate carnivores and need to be fed a grain-free diet. Yes, it isn't complete nutrition in that it lacks essential amino acids and some minerals, but since I also feed my fuzz butts raw chicken and Wysong Epigen 90 ferret kibble, I think I have all the bases covered! Bottom line; this is a key part of their nutritional plan and as a result, I have healthy, active ferrets with soft, glossy coats. I have Marshall ferrets, and since I switched to this feeding plan, most of my ferrets live to be 9 or 10 years old.

Application - 2 rescued cats (both Russian Blue mix, about 6 months old). I have had them for 2 weeks, and this food has been a part of perhaps 70% of their meals. Challenge - transition them from the shelter food towards a more biologically appropriate (i.e. carnivorous) diet. Action - read through the background on the Wysong website and several cat nutrition sites. I appreciated the general approach of using real cat food (i.e. rabbit) processed at low temperatures (cats do not cook their food). Result - they eat every last nibble. Interestingly, they did not gorge or binge eat. Instead, they came back several times. Side note - this is not a complete diet. According to Wysong, it is made of rabbit "trimmings" - parts that would otherwise be wasted from rabbits butchered for human consumption. This is the only reason that I omitted one start - there is no way to tell what exactly is missing in the nutritional content. The best way that I can describe the color and texture is ground beef that has been browned. It is not the pâté that you get in a typical can. After eating, let's just say that they seem to process it well - the litter box is not foul. Overall, I would say that this is can be part of a complete and nutritious diet. However, some supplementation would need to be accomplished to ensure that they are getting essential nutrients.

I feed this to my ferrets and to my mom's dog who we found out is allergic to chicken. Ferrets love it and the dog's digestive issues has since resolved.

We have used Wysong for all of the ferrets that we have rescued since they have all been malnourished and poorly taken care of. Wysong is highly nutritious and really gets them back up to their ideal weight. It's pricey, but worth it.